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Let’s now turn our attention to Spring Cloud AWS - the project helps us interact with Amazon Web Services via easy-to-use abstractions for common AWS components.
Here’s a quick example to understand how that’s done. One of AWS's powerful services is SQS (Simple Queue Service), a fully managed message queuing service for sending and receiving asynchronous messages in a scalable way.
In this tutorial, you’ll have a close look at the Spring Cloud AWS - SQS integration.
We’ll walk through an event-driven scenario with examples for sending and receiving messages, and show strategies for setting up integration tests:
>> Introduction to Spring Cloud AWS 3.0 – SQS Integration
Hope this helps,
Cheers,
Eugen
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